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1. Holdover Provisions: Include when there's a possibility of delayed vacancy, specifying penalties and obligations if the tenant doesn't vacate by the termination date

2. Forwarding Address: Include for residential leases to ensure proper return of security deposit and future communications

3. Confidentiality: Include for commercial leases where termination terms should remain private

4. Tax Declarations: Include when there are specific tax implications that need to be acknowledged

5. Dispute Resolution: Include when parties want to specify mediation or arbitration processes for any post-termination disputes

6. Return of Fixtures: Include for commercial leases where tenant improvements or fixtures need to be addressed

7. Assignment and Subleasing Termination: Include if there are existing subleases or assignments that need to be terminated

1. Schedule A - Property Inspection Checklist: Detailed checklist for final property inspection and condition assessment

2. Schedule B - Financial Settlement Statement: Itemized statement of all financial settlements including rent, deposits, and any deductions

3. Schedule C - Inventory of Returned Items: List of all items being returned (keys, access cards, equipment, etc.)

4. Schedule D - Original Lease Agreement: Copy of the original lease agreement being terminated

5. Schedule E - Photographic Evidence: Photos documenting the property's condition at termination

6. Schedule F - Utility Readings: Final utility meter readings and settlement calculations